Showing posts with label sewing machine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing machine. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 November 2014

3 Generations of Taylor Men Mixed Media Layout





Hi everyone - Another scrapbook layout completed titled:
"3 generations of Taylor Men" Scrapbook Layout of my son, his father and my grandson
Products used:
Hero Arts Stamp - Watch Gears
TPC Studios Inspirational Quotes stamp #2009426
Glitz "pretty in pink" stamp set #S3207
Tim Holtz Tissue Paper and Washi Tape
Drywall Tape
Peeled Paint, Victorian Velvet and Spun Sugar distress inks
Puzzle Pieces from bargain city
Sewing Machine
Old Manual Typewriter

Thanks for looking!

Sunday, 5 October 2014

Living the Dream Scrapbook Layout





 This layout is of my Son, Daughter-in-law and 3 of my grand children leaving their first home in Missouri and on to South Carolina for a new chapter in their lives.  My son has just been accepted into a Marine Biology Masters program and they are so excited!  The products that I used:  Aldi Creative PL Paper and embellishment Pack "Amelie", sewing machine, white gel pen, rhinestones, and trim from my stash, 

Sunday, 13 January 2013

Noosa - Entry for Pagemaps Fancy Pants Love Notes Sketch Contest

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to add a project that I just completed for the www.pagemaps.blogspot.com.au Sketch Challenge "Fancy Pants Love Note".  The sketch that we were to use is:


My take on the sketch is below:





The products that I used were:
DCWV Paper Stack "The Endless Summer"
Jenny B Memory Makers 3D Stickers
SCAL for the Alphabet
Singer Sewing Machine
Stickles Picket Fence
Decorative Edge Scissors
Tim Holtz Rusty Hinge Distress Ink

These are photos of my grandson Flynn taken at the Beach at Noosa in November 2012.  He just looked so darn cute when he got "ready" for the beach I had to put it in a layout.

I used two sheets of the paper stack and cut flowers out of the second sheet to pop up on the bottom layer.  Some of the leaves and swirls on the bottom sheet, I cut around them so that I could slip the matted photo under them.  I used stickles on the title.  I used my sewing machine and the vine with leaves stitch to stitch the circle around the photos and paper strips and then distressed the stitches with Tim Holtz Rusty Hinge distress ink
Thank you for looking.